Sentence examples similar to the much tested from inspiring English sources

It has been applied to the much-tested problem of flow past circular cylinders.

While England has laid great stress on both, Wales has taken the view that too much testing gets in the way of education.

More specifically, Apple wants to the world to know just how much testing the iPhone 4 went through before they deemed it ready to go.

For the much more testing challenge of invading and occupying Iraq, a force barely a fifth of that number was employed.

The MCP comes from academia and has therefore an intellectual origin; it is a product of the "laboratory" albeit without too much testing at the beginning, and is deontic, universalist and rationalist.

He's not so much testing the waters of New York as doing a headlong dive into them, and his chosen point of entry is the fringes of the meatpacking district, where the crush of fabulousness is getting a little confusing.

Ms. Albano is in the steamed pumpkin camp after much testing of cooking styles and varieties (she prefers the real sugar pumpkins).

Put simply, the organisers fear that too much testing will reveal a lot of doping, which in turn, they think, risks fans and sponsors abandoning the sport.

However, only a narrow ratio range 50-600% of acetonitrile) was confirmed to separate the OH-PCB atropisomers with much testing.

Is this too much testing?

This could indicate that the natural substrates for these enzymes differ too much from the tested compounds.